Mark Antinoro

Once the holidays come to an end, most of us immediately start looking forward to spring. Unfortunately, in regions like New England, spring doesn’t tend to arrive until well into April. Considering just how long winter can seem, you’ll want to make the most out of the warmer weather when it gets here — the […]

From a distance, our planet looks as smooth as a marble. Of course, we’re all familiar with just how bumpy the terrain can be on the ground level. Just because a driveway is smooth on the surface doesn’t mean it’s level, and there’s only so much you can do to overcome the various slopes and

The entrance of a new year is a time to reflect and unwind. If you want to stay ahead of the curve on renovations, however, it’s also a good time to start making various plans. Taking good care of your asphalt surfaces all winter long will reduce the number and severity of repairs you’ll have

Keeping your business’ parking lot up and running is crucial for maintaining your bottom line. If customers can’t easily park on your property, they’ll be less likely to enter your building. Moreover, you’ll end up with disgruntled employees if their parking situation leaves something to be desired. By keeping up with commercial parking lot maintenance,

Holiday breaks are advantageous to your business in more ways than one. Not only could everyone use an extended break now and again, but temporarily shutting down operations also gives you the opportunity to invest in certain renovations. During the rest of the year, your business’ parking lot may be regularly occupied, making it difficult

Asphalt has long been used for roads, driveways, and parking lots because it’s built to last. Of course, even the most durable asphalt surfaces wear down over time, facing threats from above and below. If you stay on top of asphalt maintenance (e.g., filling cracks, patching potholes, and repaving periodically), you might not have to